Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-04-05
Odds and Ends.

ouus anu Enus.
The Grant monument fund amounts
to $3.50, $40.
The New York senate has passed the
high license bill.
Fourteen girls fell five stories on q
Chicago elevator.
A number Of trains are stuck In the
snow in New Brunswick.
Reports from England say that ex-
Secretary Manning Is worse.
The exact reduction Of the national
debt for March is 81, sos, ,467.7l.
John G. SAKE, the poet, 10 lead at
Albany, \. Y. He was born In 1915.
Herr Most, released from Black
wells Island, made for the first beer
saloon.
Peter Schumacher, Wisconsin, gets
arrearges OF pension amounting to
sl2.5OO.
The Ontario legislature will probab-
ly adopt resolutions favoring home rule
for ireland.
Mai. s. A. Jones 10 likely to be sp-
pointed secI etary Of the Interstate
commission.
Gen. Post, Republican, has come out
ahead in the contested election case At
Gslesburg, Ill.
Villas says that neither by thought,
word or deed is he hunting after the
vice presidency.
Pleuro-pneumonia has been almost
suppressed in Boston, but has appear
ed at salem, \. Y.
The New Jersy senate has passed
Ibe bill giving women the right TO
vote at school elections.
The Chicago socialists are jubilant
over the failure Of the Democrats to
put candidate for mayor in the field.
A San Francisco jury has found the
man who fired the bomb at Patti
gIilty Of assault with intent TO muir
der.
Alien land holders are trying to find
out how they can hold land In the ter
ritories under the new law prohibiting
them.
Commander Mccall Is detailed to
give the Seawaukakee Yacht Club, of
New York, practical instruction. with
view TO increasing It's efficiency rs a
naval reserve.
Martin V. Montgomery. retiring
com missioner Of patents, 10 appointed
associate Justice of the supreme court
Of the District OF Columbia. 10 place of
Judge Macarthur, retired.
The labor party 10 Milwaukee have
decided TO psy no attention to the law
just passed reducing the number of
aldermen from three TO two In a ward,
The party will test its constitution
slity.
Father Currsn, who appeared on the
platform with DIR. McGlynn has been
given ten days penance. Archbish-
op Corrigan threatended the st. Ste
pheu's parishoners with the curse Of
Rome.
Jos. @. Farr, travelling auditor OF
the Long Island Railway company,
who robbed station agents and report
ed them short In their accounts, caus-
ing their dismissal, has been given
eight years.
A virtual modification OF the civil
service order which has till now pro-
hibited any collector from nominating
mere than two persons allied to him
self by blood or gift to any position In
his gift has been issued.
Railroad coal operators OF the Pitts
burgh district, who ship 10 western
points. will maintain suniform selling
J price Of coal. Eighty per cent OF the
firms shipping west, and represeting
81, ,0OJ, 900, have Joined pool.
Some Of the western railroad lines
from Chicago have substituted mileage
books and contracts, while Others
stick 10 the old style of passes for
newspapers, believing that the latter
ARE given for services rendered, and do
not conflict with the law.
A fnal order was filed In the United
!, states court at st. Louis by Judge
Brewer In the case Of the Central
Trust company OF New York against
the Wabash. ordering that the pur-
chasing committee shall file their
bond for a further sum Of s550,OOO 10
the order OF the receiver to pay thei-
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